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Andorra’s fuel imports took a hit in July, falling 3.3% year-over-year to 11.79 million litres—every fuel type down, including domestic fuel (-5.7%), automotive diesel (-2.4%), and unleaded petrol (-5.7%). But month-to-month, imports surged 22.4%, driven by big jumps in diesel (+32.2%) and petrol (+27.6%), while domestic fuel plummeted -32.5%. Year-to-date, total imports are down 6.7% for the first seven months, and 4.1% over the past year. Prices rose sharply year-over-year—8% to 26%—especially for heating diesel—despite monthly dips in July. The uptick follows government subsidy cuts mid-July and rising Brent crude prices amid Middle East tensions, pushing diesel above €1.60 and petrol near €1.50.

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